ththis was jerry brown's respon.ave noh we could pollution, but w we have to veve our automomobiles. >> i in the ground. >> i agree with you, in the ground. let's put you in the ground so we can get on with the show here. called "keep it in chanting, and jerry brown said "we will put you in the ground." he later told me this was just a joke. your response, tom goldtooth and isabella azizi? a joke.was not in reality, slowly we are being put into the ground with a cap and trade in with the offsets that are happening. it is directly impacting our health. there come on a fine our air, our right to breathe -- to modifying our air, our right to breathe. we have these birth defects and cancers happening. that is not right for a governor to say that. >> we have earth defenders, water protectors.. we submitted a report to the honduras delegation called the dam report. these are watery vectors on the desk or tractors on thedapl. amy: we have to leave it there. tom goldtooth and isabella azizi . that does it for a week of broad

on the set for the climate tech summit, governor jerry brown spoke about california's role as a climate leader. brown said california will stick to the obama era clean air act and continue to push climate power forward. >> this side of ecology, ecology for the sign of our economy. >> reporter: brown also spoke about the fire storm that blew through wine country, reducing entire neighborhoods to ash. he says yaerz of drought exacerbated the climate problem. >> this isn't normal, just [ indiscernible ] the fire season was not a couple months for the summer, for the year round, in southern california. >> reporter: on climate change deniers, brown said this: >> a lot, a lot of resistance is optional. climate change is not optional, it's mandatory. global chemistry is what it is, if you affect it, you get what the chemical reaction is. >> reporter: there was a small rally on the climate summit. >> it's one thing to be a climate leader and not go after the biggest polluters. >> reporter: he wants to find a way to manage the forest to remove kindling that allowed the fires to burn so quickly.

in many ways he's become the country's de facto leader on climate change, and tonight governor jerry brownelped kick off a high profile environmental summit in san francisco. lilian kim explains his appearance also brought out a group of protesters. >> i can't think of anyone better to kick off this dinner. >> reporter: op-ed columnist thomas friedman interviewed governor jerry brown before a packed room at the metreon. this is the first "new york times" climate tech summit. to many here, brown is a hero who has been taking on the president on climate change. the governor says california is currently at nearly 50% renewable energy. 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. >> california is actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> ban fracking now. >> reporter: but to the environmental activists who protested outside, brown is a hypocrite, mainly because of his refusal to ban fracking, the controversial form of oil extraction. >> he's talking out of both sides of his mouth. the funny thing is everybody is for clean energy and renewable ener

wednesday coley was granted a full pardon by governor jerry brown citing new dna evidence clearing him and citing mishandling by the original investigators. >> thank you, governor brown. thank you, police department. >> reporter: in 1989 detective mike bender started digging into coley's conviction. >> it appeared to me that things were intentionally ignored and manipulated and destroyed and distorted. you cannot read this case and feel comfortable about convicting him. >> reporter: so for the next 28 years coley's case became bender's life's work. >> he means everything to me. he, his wife. they're my family. >> reporter: neither giving up until craig came home for thanksgiving. >> i'm a living testimony to everybody out there that's having some rough times or having a bad day. you can't give up hope because it's going to happen. you have to believe. >> reporter: celebrating that newfound freedom, toasting the little things in life. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, a very cheery holiday fund-raiser in the south bay today. take a look at those smiling faces at the ride

in many ways he's become the country's de facto leader on climate change, and tonight governor jerry brownenvironmental summit in san francisco. lilian kim explains his appearance also brought out a group of protesters. >> i can't think of anyone better to kick off this dinner. >> reporter: op-ed columnist thomas friedman interviewed governor jerry brown before a packed room at the metreon. this is the first "new york times" climate tech summit. to many here, brown is a hero who has been taking on the president on climate change. the governor says california is currently at nearly 50% renewable energy. 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. >> california is actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> ban fracking now. >> reporter: but to the environmental activists who protested outside, brown is a hypocrite, mainly because of his refusal to ban fracking, the controversial form of oil extraction. >> he's talking out of both sides of his mouth. the funny thing is everybody is for clean energy and renewable energy, but governor brown has not

brent: the governor of california, jerry brown, is in bonn, has built a reputation in the u.s.a leader in fighting climate change. we spoke with him today, and she asked him what are the key points of his america's pledge to protect the climate. governor brown: yeah, the pledge, first of all, is to say to the rest of the world america is in. we are in the paris accord. we firmly believe in what all the other countries believe -- namely, we have to keep the temperature below two degrees centigrade increase. we will do that not with the federal government, because the federal government is on holiday with respect to climate change. but california isn't, new york isn't, states like oregon, virginia, new jersey. there is a large part of america come well over a majority, that is committed to serious climate action, because we know global warming is an existence of -- existential threat. that is why america's pledge is so important. it is filling the gap left by donald trump's statement that key wants to pull out of paris. we need collective leadership on the part of governments eve

governor jerry brown has to be careful, why?of the billions of dollars of federal grants steered to california by the trump administration. but, state attorney general bacerra really can't be touched by the trump administration. and yet, at the same time, his position gives him the power to act. it's a very unique position, the a.g., and he is moving on it. >> yeah. i don't know if i am allowed to say this but it's almost like the rest of them have to play the game and he kind of doesn't. >> that's a good summary. >> but what has he done as an attorney general to benefit californians? >> good question. as the state's chief legal officer, bacerra has been extremely active in taking the trump administration to court on matters that he believes interfere with california's laws and values. in his first ten months, bacerra has sued the trump administration on eight different occasions, including the constitutionality of the famous, or infamous, wall with mexico. president trump's effort to defend the deferred action for childhood arr

for the governor of california jerry brown he's in boston and he has built a reputation in the u.s. as a leader in fighting climate change. on you dean spoke with him today and she asked him what are the key points of his america's pledge to protect the client. yeah the pledge first of all is the state of the to the rest of the world that america is in we're in the paris accord we firmly believe in what all the other countries believe namely we have to keep the temperature below two degrees centigrade increase and we're going to do that not with the federal government because the federal government is on holiday with respect to climate change but california is in new york isn't the states of washington oregon virginia new jersey so there is a large part of america well over a majority that is committed serious climate action because we know global warming is an existential threat so that's why america's pledge is so important it's filling the gap a left by donald trump's statement that he was to pull out of paris we need leaders collective leadership on the part of governments every

. >>> governor jerry brown is that the vatican and said religion has a role to play in the fight against climate change. he made the comment at an environmental symposium yesterday and he is a former seminary him and said we must join scientific and political approaches to limit global environmental devastation. >> you don't get a newsflash to say we are about to tip over into an irreversible runaway climate system but those are always risks. that's why it's urgent that every state, every nation, every corporation, every center of power of responsibility do the maximum. >> the governor is in europe for 11 days of climate change talks in expected to attend a un talk in germany this week. >>> president trump is in japan in the first top of i-5 nation tour of asia. he and the first lady wrapped up the dinner with the japanese prime minister and prior to the meal he made remarks to the press explaining that japan and u.s. relations have never been better. yesterday the president and first lady shook hands with u.s. service members at a base near tokyo. the message he told troops is we must p

anyway -- amy: that is california governor jerry brown on saturdays and "let's put you in the ground." i questioned governor brown about his comments today. a group of protesters disrupted your event and call for a ban on fracking. >> they called for a ban on all oil production. amy: they said, keep it in the ground. you responded by saying, "let's put you in the ground." can you explain what you meant? >> that was a joke. don't use your media outlet for this kind of silliness. that was an ironic remark in the face of a noisy demonstration when it is very hard to even hear, much less keep your thought. amy: it was native americans and they took it very seriously. do you apologize for that comment? >> no, come on. in california, we have the strongest native american policy than any in the country. we have the most toughest rules on oil. i don't think we should shut down oil in california and take a from venezuela or places where the rules are even w worse. we have to stop the cars. we have to get electric. we have to get public transportation. we need d better land use. we have to solv

the bottom line is jerry brown got elected on a simple promise, no new taxes without voter approval.t's what he did. >> it sounds like you think if this were put up to the voters, you would win. >> without a doubt. we already know this. once it is on the ballot, voters are vote it out. they know that our taxes are among the highest in california. we will pay the second highest gas tax in the nation. and our gas costs more here in california than anywhere else in the country except for hawaii. they have to ship it over the pacific ocean just to get it over there. >> you have a lot of bike friendly areas. are you a fan of that. >> bikes and mass transit is fine. i drove over from the capital of san francisco. if you have ever done that drive, you know you get stuck on the san francisco freeways every day for literally hours. the average californians spend 90 hours of their life every year sitting in traffic, away from your friends, family the things that you love and want to do. and this is the problem. if we're going to pay an extra tax, we need to expand our freeways so we get out of

>>>still ahead, governor jerry brown here in the bay area talking about climate change. why his critics say they want more action and less talk from the governor. >> facing allegations, but still either fighting to remain in congress or become part of congress, i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on that coming up. >> and whether the end of november, kind of winding up with a quiet weather pattern. no rain drops for today. in fact, a mild forecast. things could be changing as we head toward the weekend. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ . >>>welcome back. the u.s. house has past new rules requiring antisexual harassment training for all members. that move is in response to a number of allegations of sexual misconduct. >> as doug luzader tells us now and from washington, at least two members of congress who are accused of harassment, they say they're not going anywhere. reporter: an attorney for michigan congressman john conyers say

right now, in this case jerry brown was not invited by the pope himself.atican department, called the academy of the sciences. that is still a very prominent place to be invited as a speaker. of course he got a lot of publicity because of it. personally i don't like him being there, jerry brown is one of the biggest defenders and proponents of planned parenthood, abortion. he doesn't line up with many catholic values. so he didn't go to talk about that. he wanted to talk about climate change but to your point, i think pope francis would definitely be in line with governor jerry brown on climate change. stuart: a lot of our viewers are worried that the holy father leans left politically. that is a concern. >> sure. stuart: whether he involves himself in politics directly or not that is another question, but there is the perception that he leans left and that upset as great many americans. last word to you. >> i think if he leaned right still involved in politics, those conservative would be very happy with it. of course, i would agree that pope francis, he

." >>> coming up, governor jerry brown is in europe speaking out against president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement. >>> plus -- >> the clock is ticking on northern california's next fire disaster. up next, why some critics say one of the most important fire agencies may be great at putting fires out, but falling far behind in preventing them. take a live look outside -- >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:28. here is a live look outside. the sun is shining on the golden gate bridge, even with the clouds. it's a beautiful sight. boy, i love that, sunshine and darkness in the background. thank you for joining us. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast and what the day will look like today. >> i know a lot of people, when they see the dark clouds, it means rain. typically, it does. i want to remind you, even though we are not expecting that rain in san francisco and the remainder of the golden gate bridge, we are expecting rain late tonight into the north bay. overall, as you wake up this morning, 48 degrees in the south bay. peninsula, 48 degrees. 5

thousand people who are dying every day because of pollution while the current governor of california jerry brown is also a leading figure on climate action in the u.s. we caught up with him at the bond summit where he had a clear message for german automakers who have been dragging their feet on immobility he says the sector needs to move away from combustion engines because the future is electric. the big problem is vehicles trucks in cars that's over forty percent of our greenhouse gases and there we will get zero emission vehicles we want the german all of us to realize we were. a mission vehicles we know what those old diesel vehicles even if they fix the spillovers road we have to go to the new that's what china wants that's a killer for you want and together we are the biggest market in the world. let's have a look at model spots now in formula one where sebastian vettel has done the brazilian grand prix in sao paolo the german started in second but grabbed the lead from valtteri bottas on the opening corner the ferrari driver never relinquished the lead to clinch his first victory in eigh

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>>>governor jerry brown appointed seven supreme court trial judges to fill vacancies in local courts in san francisco, marin, sonoma, and other counties. the governor also appointed 27 more judges to other courts. >>>the city of dublin has a new police chief. he's 52 year old garrett holmes. he first served in the alameda county sheriff's office before becoming a deputy. in 2015, he returned to dublin. the current police chief in dublin is leaving to become the assistant alameda county sheriff. >> some alarming details about gun related deaths. coming up, what a newly released government report says about the rate of firearm tragedies. m tragedie . >> that is me on television, i'm hear to tell you that it's rain -- here to tell you that it's raining here in case you haven't stepped outside. unfortunately, what that means for you is that it's probably going to take you longer to get to work. >> i will not give you a pensive look but i will tell you sal is correct, there is rain out there. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you

. >> governor jerry brown is in belgium today as part of his 11-day trip for the un climate change conference. governor brown says climate change is an threat. this is after the trump administration withdrew from an international climate accord. he'll deliver marks in belgium and head to brussels tomorrow. >> let's get a check of the forecast with emily. >> it's a beautiful day today. taking a live look you can see nothing but blue skies. hardly a wisp of a cloud out there. then another live look out to the golden gate bridge right now you can see it is absolutely beautiful. although it was a chilly start to the day. starting to warm up finally 62 degrees in concord. oakland 59 degrees. santa rosa in the 30s this morning you're now up to 62 degrees right now. we have a brief break in some cloudy weather. in fact this will be followed up shortly by this band of clouds that's going to move in overnight bringing those changes ahead. looking at our future cast right now it is lovely and clear but moving overnight into the wednesday morning hours by your morning commute it is going to be very over

. >> current governor jerry brown spoke at the summit yesterday and told the crowd california is leadinglimate action. >> rain washed out part of highway 35 in the santa cruz mountains. crews will begin repairing the damage. i large chunk missing near the road. >> we are tracking showers over the next 24 hours. that will start in the north bay and slowly make their way to the south by monday evening. live doppler 7 where we are tracking all the action and right now the active scan is showing you were dry for the most, but this picture will change the next 12 hours. the sun went down at 5:00 in the evening and a beautiful after glow. we have mainly clear skies from the vantage point. mo more as showers fall behind that. they are stepping back into the 50s. concord at 63. hayward at 61. here's the set up. you can see showers developing off the coast of northern california. this is all ahead of a cold front right here. you can see it will push through the next 24 hours and supply our region with the light showers. more in the way of cloud cover. outside of the north bay and it will be dry w

. >>> jerry brown is taking part in climate change conference is in europe. yesterday he spoke at a symposia and at the vatican. this is a live look at vatican city. the governor said faith must join with science with concerns about our planet. >> the problem is us. it is our way of life, our comfort, it is the way -- it is the green. it is the indulgence and pattern and inertia. >> brown's address comes as a report of global warming is stronger than ever. the report was put together with the help of u.s. scientists. it is 95% likely that global warming is caused by humans. it says climate change is killing americans and making others sick by creating changes in weather, food, air and water.>>> the american tax -- tax plan could have an effect on the stadium. three quarters of $1 billion in tax-exempt bonds is going to build the stadium. the tax overall ends this. >> if the new tax laws are approved, the cost for the stadium could be affected.>>> it was a chilly morning. 41 degrees when i got in my car. apparently that is warm compared to some other places.>>

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. >>> today, governor jerry brown will speak at the climate summit in san francisco. he's there to discuss what is next for california. they will discuss the technology and financing to help the earth stay healthy. the summit is at 7:30. >>> a committee hearing on capitol hill is revealing confusion about how the assembly deals with misconduct. hundreds of women showed up to testify about their experiences with sexual harassment. this was the first. they are covered by whistleblower protection laws, many came forward saying the legislative culture doesn't allow them to speak. they say the chamber doesn't track harassment complaints filed against lawmakers, but does track investigations. they said it is time to make big changes at the capital. >> boys and girls club up here for one thing so we can be more protective of everybody. absolutely, we should be setting the example. i mean, i take public service really, really seriously. >> earlier this week, assemblyman raul bocanegra resigned. >>> we have numbers on how much an electric car can save you. oakland drivers save

. >>> governor jerry brown's office treated out this response, and and i are saddened to hear about today's violence. it shockingly involves school children. we offer condolences to the families who lost loved ones. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage on this developing story. we will bring you updates as they become available. >>> one person was killed and three people were injured. it happened at 7:30 pm. it happened near hilltop green park. police found four people suffering of gunshot wounds. one person died at the scene. there is no information on the condition of the other three victims. they are now looking for suspects. >>> a man escaped from a psychiatric hospital in honolulu. he escaped from the state hospital sunday morning. investigator say that he then boarded a charter flight and flew from oahu to maui and from there to san jose. authorities described him as having classic serial killer tennessee's. he was held at the hospital more than 30 years. but he was missing for 10 hours before hospital officials notified authorities. >> they are not just locked up but they are giv

governor jerry brown was at the vatican talking about the environment. believes a religious approach needs to be taken in order to avoid climate change. the california governor is in europe for eleven days. and starting monday he's attending a u-n climate change conference in germany as a special adviser. this all comes after a new study on climate change. it makes a grim prediction and was endorsed by the white house. yet the trump adminstration is also downplaying it's significance. kron 4"s catherine heenan reports. monstrous wildfires ... raging flash floods ... destructive superstorms.once they were rare enough to be called 100=year events.the report says they are the new normal ... because the balance of nature has shifted, perhaps permanently.based on all the evidence, it says it is extremely likely that human activities, especially emissions of greenhouse gases, are the dominant cause of the observed warming since the mid-20th century."from 1901 to last year, the average temperature rise in california was one point eight degrees. it's expected to

>>>governor jerry brown brought his international crusade on climate change to san francisco. he was met by both supporters and protesters. >> last night, people gathered at the event called climate tech which will end today. critics accuse the governor of not doing enough to cut back on fracking and allowing oil refineries to expand in this state. inside, the governor was speaking to a welcoming audience about the dangers of climate change. >> 125, 130 degrees, you can't live and the current models are predicting that that's going to happen several times a year. so unless you have air conditioning, you will die. reporter: governor brown also said california needs to deal with the rising threat of wildfires by coming up with better ways to manage forests and thin out the brush that fuels wildfires. >>>during this very busy holiday season, we've learned that american airlines needs to find pilots for thousands of flights. there was a scheduling mix up with computers and it has left american airlines without enough captains and co-pilots to fly their planes. the airline isn't sa

. >> jerry brown talking green. the governor out thing his environmental successes in san francisco tonight and demanding the trump white house do more about global warming. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us. it is a popular message here in california, terry, yet there were protesters outside. >> reporter: there were protesters here, inside you had a couple hundred people paying 2,000 each to hear the governor. outside there were protesters, as you mentioned. they want brown tosh more green. >> california is actively pursuing an energy policy we can sustain. we will do the obama clean air act and more. >> governor brown in a wide ranging environmental discussion. brown calling the smoke from the recent north bay fires a major environmental setback and offering a remedy moving forward. >> we have to find a way to take out that kindling, a lot of that fuel that is causing us such trouble. a managed forest is a big deal. >> reporter: about 20 protesters from a variety of groups gathered outside tonight demanding

wednesday he was granted a full pardon by governor jerry brown, citing new dna evidence clearing him and citing mishandling by the investigators. >> thank you governor brown. thank you simi police department. >> reporter: in 1989 mike bender started digging into his conviction. >> it appeared to me that things were intentionally ignored, manipulated and distorted. you cannot read this case and feel comfortable about convicting him. >> reporter: so for the next 28 years, coley's case became bender's life work. >> he means everything to me he, his wife. >> i'm a living testimony to everyone that's out there, they're having a bad day, you can't give up hope because it's going to happen, you have to believe. >> reporter: celebrating that newfound freedom, toasting the little things in life. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> one more note on this day, former president george h.w. bush has become the longest living president in u.s. history, at 93 years and 166 days. he beat out the previous record held by former president gerald ford. >>> when we come back, looking out for the u

>>>still ahead, governor jerry brown here in the bay area talking about climate change. why critics say they want more action and less talk from the governor. >> also, in response to north korea's latest missile test, u.s. and chinese leaders meet to discuss security measures. >> good morning. we're off to a good start in the east bay. you can see traffic is moving along well on highway 4. >> and in weather, off to another cool start this morning. some 30s and 40s out there. shaping up to be a nice afternoon but some changes as we head towards the weekend with the possibility of a shower. . >>> the reactions have been strong [inaudible] muslims committing acts of violence. the president retweeted three videos posted by a woman from a far right antimuslim group, britain first. former ku klux klan leader david duke praised the retweets and he tweeted, this is why we love trump. officials in the netherlands say one of the videos is not true. >> it's kind of ironic for somebody who has been complaining so much about fake news to actually be disseminating fake news. >> whethe

---el gobernador "jerry brown" emitio la siguiente declaracin hoy sobre el tiroteo en el condado de tehama... parte de ella dice y citamos... ---"anne y yo estamos consternados por la violencia ocurrida hoy en el condado de tehama, que terriblemente involucro a niÑos en edad escolar. nosotros damos nuestras condolencias a las familias que perdieron a un ser querido y nos unimos a los californianos en su dolor" ---en el estado de california se han registrado 5 tiroteos masivosen los ultimos aÑos incluyendo el de hoy en tehama... ---el 14 de junio de 2 mil 17 un conductor de ups mata a 3 compaÑeros quitandose luego la vida. ---el 2 de diciembre de dos mil 15 14 personas murieron y 22 resultaron heridas en un ataque terrorista en san bernardino... ---23 de mayo de dos mil 14 6 personas fueron asesinadas y 14 heridas en el campus de santa barbara en isla vista. ---7 de junio de dos mil 13 5 personas baleadas en san francisco... ---para mas informacin e imagenes del tiroteo ocurrido en el norte de california, esta maÑana visite nuestra pagina web telemundo 48.com y haga una busqueda de las pala

---en el evento estuvo presente el gobernador jerry brown.d de san francisco buscan la manera de disminuir las muertes a causa de automovilistas irresponsbles... --- la campaÑa se llama "vision zero" y tiene el propsito de eliminar o mejorar para el 2024 el numero de muertes en las calles... --- segun un reporte del peridodico "examiner" la policia ha disminuido en las esquelas desde que inici la campaÑa en el 2014... ---en 2015 el numero baj a 30mil --- en 2016 fueron 23mil -- y en 2017 , 14mil sanciones --es hora de revisar las condiciones en las carreteras de la bahia... con gabriela dellan.... --prevenir el robo de autos!! --ese es el objetivo de las autoridades en san rafael.....en seguida le contamos de que manera pretenden hacerlo... --tremenda bofetada propin un oficial a una mujer que asista a un evento deportivo...al regresar le contamos que dicen las autoridades de esta controversial actuacin policial. se acerca un fin de semana interesante con partidos de repechaje rumbo al mundial de rusia... mientras tanto en la liga mx se viene

. >>> governor jerry brown has a busy schedule coming up. he heads to germany for the climate change project. the white house retreats, brown will be busy in europe. he will attend the climate change summit, then meet with scientists in norway next week to make several other stops related to climate change. >>> here we go, 100 days to go until the opening ceremony of winter olympics in south korea. with the games getting so close, we are checking in with athletes all morning as they prepare. >> it will be his fourth olympics as a member of the u.s. snow board team. he is optistic. at 38, he's never been in better condition, training and play. >> you know, it's a day of acing. anything can happen, so, i'm prepared for any result. you gotta go for a gold. there's no other color out there. >> coming up tonight on the news at 5:00, you can hear more of garvin thomas' interview, including what has been his biggest change in his life over the past four years. >> maybe that little baby? garvin thomas is travging to pyeongchang to bring us coverage

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown asked for $7.4 billion for fire relief. if congress doesn't write the california wildfires into the bill, the state and local government will be footing it which means that you, the taxpayers, will feel the effects. >> we can't be footing it. this is the worst fire in american history. >> reporter: what is your message to lawmakers in washington d.c.? >> open your eyes. open your hearts. >>> another mountain lion has been spotted in the bay area, this time near uc berkeley campus. according to campus police, the animal was spotted outside the perimeter fence of the lawrence berkeley national laboratory. officers say the mountain lion was not aggressive and disappeared down the hillside. it is the third sighting this fall in berkeley. >>> the u.s. coastguard has suspended its search for a missing boater south of half moon bay. chopper 5 spotted that small boat spinning out of control in circles yesterday near martins beach. nobody aboard a 74-year-old passenger's body found in the water. crews could not find the second man.

uno nuevo en ciudad juarez.por su parte hector barajas quien recibio un indulto del gobernador jerry browntra en proceso de obtener la ciudaania y espera muy pronto poder regresar a los estados unidos --la patrulla de carreteras ha redoblado su vigilancia tras detectar en las redes sociales, planes para una serie de maniobras clandestinas este fin de semana... --los derrapes de autos, organizados por jvenes que llegan de toda la bahia e incluso desde sacramento, se han convertido en un problema para las fuerzas del orden.... quienes hace dos semanas tuvieron que desbandar a doscientos participantes congregados en la autopista 880..... --la ubicacion exacta de los eventos aun se desconoce... --se registro otro tiroteo en la autopista 80...cerca de la avenida ''travis airbase parkway''.. --la patrulla de caminos del condado de solano busca esta tarde al conductor y posibles pasajeros de un vehiculo ''s-u-v-'' color gris.. --sospechosos de abrir fuego contra el chofer de un ''camry'' que circulaba en direccion este sobre la carretera, --el conductor fue transportado al hospital y se espera qu

james california politicians, : including the governor jerry brown, have expressed their sadness about shooting. no one, though, is claiming to be surprised. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. jane: the president of france has told the bbc that donald trump and vladimir putin are threatening western values of openness and tolerance. he was speaking during a visit to abu dhabi six months after taking office. paris correspondent traveled with the president and sent this report. most presidents enjoy a flash of noble power. he is fighting his own power for influence abroad. narrativelt a grand around this division. he says the west needs one, too, based on open anness, tolerance, and democracy. he said those values were under threats from leaders like vladimir putin and donald trump. >> if you do not defend that, it will be harder and harder. . reporter: is a getting harder now? >> for sure it is a threat. for sure. sometimes, there is chance. the explanation of the toergence is very often due paranoia of the threat and their willingness to protect something but theye much more -- want t

las autoridades no hicieron nada al respecto -- esta noche el gobernador jerry brown hablar en una conferenciatico. brown hablar en una conferencia sobre el cambio climatico. -- en la cumbre denominada "climate-tech", brown iniciar explicando cmo california se ha convertido en un lider en materia de medio ambiente, -- tambien mencionar si el estado puede ser modelo para otras naciones y estados que luchan contra el cambio climatico. ---al sur del estado aument el nmero de personas que viven en casas rodantes, algunos son dueÑos de ellas, otros las rentan por 10 dolares al dia. ---="dinorah perez" habl con un concejal del valle de san fernando y nos explica porque cree que esto es un problema... banner jeff mitchell rito ana --------take script---------- locator: northridge en sesenta dias, 150 casas rodantes han sido llevadas en gruas y retiradas de vecindarios del valle de san fernando. ----take nat break---- cg: jeff mailes. indigente perdio su casa rodante tc: 01 05 26 "this absolutely is my home" en ellas viven personas como jeff mailes...ha sido su hogar por 12 anios. ----take sot----- cg

pasado mes de septiembre y aun no ha podido ser identificado por las autoridades ----el gobernador jerry brownen libertad a "craig richard coley" un hombre de 70 aÑos despus de que un examen de adn sugiere que probablemente es inocente. --"coley" fue encarcelado en 1978 convicto por la muerte de su ex novia de 24 aÑos y a su hijo de 4 en su apartamento en "simi valley".... --examenes de adn no mostraron el "adn de coley , pero si el de otra gente.. ---desde anoche miles de personas se desplazaron por las autopistas de todo el pais en visperas de este dia de accion de gracias... --- las autoridades emprendieron un plan de seguridad pues consideran que esta es una de las epocas donde se registran ms accidentes de transito. las mezcla de alcohol y volante son el detonante principal de las tragedias en la carretera, pero tambien la falta de revision al vehiculo antes de emprender un viaje .. ---el aÑo pasado se registraron 200 arrestos para esta misma epoca y ---el aÑo pasado se registraron 200 arrestos para esta misma epoca y las autoridades esperan que la cifra reduzca en este 2 mil 17... --la p

the tax was signed into law by governor jerry brown in april.s say funds generated from the increases will help improve public infrastructure. more than 500-thousand signatures are needed by march in order to get the issue on the ballot next november. ( james ) sexual harassment accusations are swamping california's legislature. today... hearings will be held at the capitol. assemblyman raul bocanegra is out of job... after a co-worker said she was assaulted by bocanegra back in 2009. and a senate colleague -- tony mendoza -- was stripped of his committee chairmanships... over allegations of harassment. but one women's advocacy group says that's not enough. it wants to see whistleblower protections at the capitol... along with crisis counseling and an independent agency to review claims. ( darya ) coming up... more on the fight over 2 chains. not the rapper. and what do you say when your team loses again? and did steph curry snub a fan? ayesha says no. ( darya ) and coming up after the break... a teen comes face-to-face with the man who broke in

---hasta el momento los lderes de california como el gobernador "jerry brown" y el procurador generalnciado al respecto. dos mujeres que fueron expuestas a gases txicos dentro del centro de detencin en otay mesa se recuperan luego de ser puestas en libertad. anlleyn venegas platic con ellas y nos tiene los detalles de este caso. banner iris nolvia francisco nats esta mochila y algunos productos de belleza. fue con lo que llego a este país de el salvador. y se entregó a las autoridades de inmigración hace poco más de un mes. sot iris abigail chacón: fue liberada de centro de detención me pregunto por mis papeles, le dijo no los tengo me pregunto que haces aquí. si dios quiere vine a pedir asilo una vez en el centro de detención de otay mesa conocio nolvia. quien al igual que ella estaba embarazada. sot: nolvia maritza mejia: fue liberada de centro de detención me fui por la situación de mi país. quiero un mejor futuro para mis hijos me entregue yo y mi hermana pidiendo asilo. sabían que no sería fácil.. dejar a sus hijos y arriesgarlo todo para poderles brindar una mejor vida. pero nun

. >>> governor jerry brown announced plans to further california's cooperation with the european union and china on fighting climate change. california and the eu will begin hosting regular meetings on improving carbon markets aimed to reduce pollution by putting a price on carbon admissions. governor brown shown himself to be the country's leading voices on international climate change even as the federal government is pulling back on its efforts. >>> state regulators have approved a $383 million plan to stop california's largest lake from shrinking anymore. salton sea -- it's a stop for birds and it's a suffer against swirling dust and farming towns. there's no definitive word on where the money will be coming from, this proposal is getting support from local water agencies and environmental groups. they say much of the lake would dry up in the next decade if nothing is done. >>> the santa clara transportation authority announced changes. a fare structure -- we'll see adult fares go up and youth fares go down in 2018. adult fares will go up $0.25 to $2.25 per ride and youth fares wil

. >>> california governor jerry brown is in germany tonight and defying trump administration. california is one of several states to oppose the president's decision to back out of the paris climate agreement. former vice president al gore was also on hand outside that climate conference. they're all trying to rally the u.s. and the world to help fight climate change. >>> an investigation is under way after visitors at disneyland came down with legie legion air disease. the park shut down two cooling centers to rid the park of bacteria. two other people who did not visit the park also came down with the disease. they are investigating the source of the outbreak. >>> one of the most iconic signs of the holiday season arrives in new york city. you'll wanting to see it. we'll be right back. christmas in new york city. >>> i'm not going to sing it, i'm just going to say it. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in new york city. a 75-foot norway spruce put up in rockefeller center today. whoa, big tree. crews used a crane to hoist that whopping 22,000-pound christmas tree int

california governor jerry brown is there representing california and speaking out about president trump's decision to back out of the paris climate agreement. former vice president al gore also on hand there. they are all trying to rally the u.s. and the world to help fight climate change. >> if we take some of that noise, bottle it into energy, we'll get the job done. america, we're here, we're in, and we're not going away. >> earlier this year president trump said withdrawing from the agreement is both in america's economic interest and won't matter much to the climate. >>> right now we're seeing increasing clouds as the first of three storms arriving over the next seven days aims in on the bay area. how much rain you could expect before the end of the weekend when we come right back. >>> plus, rebel wilson. the latest actress to come forward about sexual harassment in the entertainment industry. her toir, involving a famous male star. >>> and to afford tickets to this show you really needed to be a fortunate son. a local concert with a $10,000 price tag per ticket. we'll explain why. y

governor jerry brown and former governor, arnold schwarzenegger, are among them. governor brown said actions must be taken against climate change even though president trump exited from the paris climate a court. >> californians are driving fossil fuel cars over 330 billion miles. we have 400,000 electric cars. we need to go from 400,000 to 32 million! how will we get there? don't ask me, but we will. [laughter] we will get there! >> the final rules on the paris accord won't finish until the meeting next year in poland. >>> it is 4:57. in congress, zeroing in on sexual assault, a bay area congresswoman talks about her personal experience. what we can expect, up next. >> it's no secret rent is expensive in the bay area. i tell you what city councilmembers and san jose propose for rent control. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 14th and i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. on this tuesday morning, on 580, the interchange in dublin and on the left side, nice shot of the golden gate bridge with nic

be part of it to california is also working internationally in june twenty seventh team governor jerry brown signed a deal to work on climate change with china china looks to us now as a representative of the united states they want to see not just california of other states coming to china they want to send people here to learn from some of our techniques that we've used over the years to bring down the levels of smaug which not that long ago were as bad as what you now see today in beijing seeing countries or states or cities that are cutting their emissions and doing well economically is what everybody needs to be doing and we all can learn from each other because there is no one place that has a monopoly of all the good ideas. china is the world's biggest c o two emitter and urban air pollution here has reached crisis and i guess it is like now harnessing the power of both the government and the private sector to roll out new low carbon transport initiatives that are blazing a trail not just for other cities in china and the rest of the world. in a booming metropolis in china southeaster